Features

We take a look at the HD remake to see how the new visuals and controls stack up.

Associate editor Kyle Hilliard shares his most frustrating boss battle experiences.

The sudden separation from your constant companion illustrates the power of attachment in games.  

Some games just make it fun to watch your main character get hurt. 

Yesterday, we ran a discussion asking Game Informer readers which they preferred: physical retail copies of games, or digital downloaded copies, and the results are in.

This week's episode takes a look at two horrible games for PlayStation. Watch us suffer!

The perceived absence of innovation has become a convenient excuse for gamers to condemn series and genres they simply don't like.

Visual novels have made an impact on U.S. gamers. Does the movement have a good chance to continue?

In this video feature, the developers share the inside story on Left 4 Dead's development, splitting from Valve, the fall of THQ, and the creation of Evolve.

We take the tentacled husband and father out of the aquarium to see how he controls. 

When open world moments come about naturally, it feels like video game magic.

Facing off against Resident Evil 4's signature baddie is proof that sometimes surviving isn't as fun as dying.

This long lost profile on Samus touches on her galaxy-protecting power suit and mysterious beauty.

We offer a few suggestions on how Sony should manage its streaming game service.

In One Night Stand, I'm going to try a game I wouldn't normally play for one evening. This time it's Mistwalker's JRPG Lost Odyssey.

All genres have places they can improve and RPGs are no different. We assess the genre's weak points. 

The latest entry in the Dragon Ball Z video game franchise comes from a
new developer and with a new style of combat. We sat down with the game
to give it a spin.

A new Gears of War means opportunities for improvement, like returning to classic multiplayer.

We check on the whereabouts of some of this year's big games.